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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

Pfesby terian church yesterday alter
noon, ard found about . dossn OF the
!eadsrs fisuring on toe returns. Or.
II A. Jones was doing the pencil work,
and as he approached the grand total
yearned for there was joy Of the gen.
uine stamp smoog them. Said he /;
We will carry the amendment
through by about IS 600 or 1900 ma
joIity. We have 10000 now, with
reliable tounties 10 hear from, and
only 1000 more to get. Under the law !,
mskes no difference II the ants get
10000, our 5000 win put 1t through
all right"
Coming on the heels of q telegram
from Nashville announcing defeat for
the amendment under weight Of 25,-
900, this view Ct the case was some
what myst.f,ing. But IL did the hearts
OF the small party Of gentlemen good
to contemplate the result as figured
out BY them. There Is wide diversity
OF opinion rs 70 what decides the fate
OF the amendment, and II may YET
find lite way into the Supreme Court.
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As the returns come In from the
election there is not found much to
discourage the anti prohibitionIsts In
their claim that they havs carried the
State. The prohibitionists still pin
their faith to the back counties,
but their hope 10 somewhat forlorn.
East Tennessee has not come up 10
their exI sstations. II they had car.
ried that portion Of the State by the
5000 or 10000 msiority they antici.
psied they would have carried the
day. But for some reasop, ss
yet unexplained, considerable apathy
seems TO have prevailed In that asar-
ter, and tho eight, II Lost for them,
hrs been lost there. The vote
on the amendment will, II
is believed, be found TO exceed
the Gubernatorisl vote Of two
years ago by several thousand, and
will probably reach a. high
a. 100000. sho~ing that the
people Of the State generally appre'
clated the importance Of the question
and wen. to the polls to make exprst
sion CT their sentiments. This y very
rsma hable. It proyes one thing al
!east-thas the people regard the quss'
ton TO be vital. The average judgment
is ,nM the returns will show the ma
iOriiy sgainst the amendment to DO
about $1,000. but It Is likely 10 be lees
than greater This is very closs, and
will serve to stimulate rather than
chill the ardor Of the prohibitionists.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

Tnn American yacht, tie VoluLteer
by winning yesterdays race with the
Thlsils, her Scotch competitor, gves
us another year. pssession Of the
Amerc.'s cup. This trophy has nos
bsen held IN this country Tor more
than = ,hiri Il century. TIE Il d.
sish ytohtsmtu having failed - ~
uks IL Tor 20 many timse, lhs Scotch
men undertook 10 show what they
c-u'd do this y6aT. The Thistle was
bull, especially for th race. The tx.
pee atoms q her designers we're mofv
than aaIaa.d by hfr pciormaEcsS 10
Britain waters 0,f ie cJmnng " Amer
le. The plan upon which she w.
buli Wls kert close secret
and mtst American sallor0 fsarec
that the Scotch we're about 10 teach
the American tul.d,rs painful leo
800. Tho only thing the oapisia o
tho Thitle asked va q lieh, sind
II WIS The Old coltsst VI Brittle.
keel boat and Ylnsfe cen,er board
The Hmt race was made In The weatho
pray, d for by the lhislle's crew, an'
she lot. YeGterday'e race was mad,
In a strong wind ard abe was sgail
beaten. This tettlts The match, TO ib
great gri,i q tie sCo.ch. There va
intense excItemtn, In England an'
scotlatd while the race was sailed
and the defeat will 20 bard with them
Il bias now been shown pretty coIo.u
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Mrs. Lsngtry.

Mrs. Langtry appeared at the Fifth
Avenue Thea,er, New York, last
Monday night, and In the presence
OF goodly number OF social leaders
and a fair contingent OF English
notables. She appeared as Lena
Despard In I'm q Looking Glass, -
Of which the Dramatic News says
The author has simply mixed up a
lot Of human characteristics in an
inhuman fashion, aud has produced
a series Of monstrosities. The dram
atization Of such q work naturally
reflects the faults OF the original
SO far as the construction Of the
play goes, IL is fairly we'll done; IL il
neat aud workmanlike. The dia.
legue in some parts was q little
tedious, but as a whole bright and
intelligent. Mrs. Lsngtry, as Lena
Despard, showed a wonderful adj.
vance In her arr, but whether that 4
an advantage is a question. In the
interview with Jack Fortinbras in
his private room her acting was sin.
gularly viyscions aud clever, as in.
deed II was all through the play In
those portions requiring light com.
edy talent, In the more serious
portions Of her part she shows with
less brilliancy. She made too little
OF the Monte Carlo incident. and
her entrance At this point was with
out effect. Mrs. Lanrtry's chic,
charm lies In her self poise and her
perfect reposel II jars on the senses
when she depicts mental and phys.
ical suffering. In her fnal inter.
view with Jack Fortinbras in the
last act, she was especially uniort.
innate, aud her death scene was too
horribly realistic.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
The MlnstFeIs,

The Memphis Thester opened its
doors for the season last night, and an
immenre audience attended TO wit
ness and enjoy the performance oil
Wilson 4 Rsukin's Minstrels, who
are particularly strong this season on
many points. The musical feature OF
the programme, 10 q vocal way, did
rot exactly reach the highest standard
Of mInstrelsy, though several oil the
songs were finely rendered. "The
sorcsrer," sung by q seItette, vss de.
ssrvedly appisuded. The "Hannsh
Jane" a Marcus Doyle, keep q.
Moving" by Keegan; I'm Flying
High," by SCHOOLGIRLS, put the audi-
ence In the best OF humor, and pre-
| pared them for the selections from
aBrminis," including the lullaby song.
| which were attractively given by the
troups. In the pathetic line, George
Gales "Lstter that Never Game
Home" was the gem Of the evening.
while "When We Are Old and Gray"
by Torrance, touched tender spot all
over tho house, from gallery TO orchee.
ira The first part, which Was divid d
into two editions, closed with q
rollicking sketch entitled "A Balloon
View OF the County" George vii.
son Was as attractive and ccmical 90
usual aud caused prolonged laughter
By his "airls Ain't Wha, They Used
to Be-" The second part included
Aunt Dlnab's Party and tbs Dudes"
the Miss Didimus Party" by School.
craft and Goes, Leopold and Bunell In Q
musical absurdity, called "Fun and
nmony," George Wilson In biz
great specially busir ess ard the
Adonis OloR, In six poses, Portray
Ing ancient and mod,rn statuary
This was quite artistic In Eject. ElshI
men were made up 10 represent white
marble statues. Thsi, clothes, wigs
and faces we're perlec, representation
OF marble. Back Of the etsge VA
stretched o blsck curtain, and Tho
lights were turned low. Then CAM
colt music, dancing and posing. tn,
audience, which was one OF the larpes
ever sesn within the walls Of the the
atsr, was delighted with tn,
object Of this scene. The programm,
closed with Q farce entitled "Willi,
BuHslo's widest West" exhibiting {
hsht with the indians and q geners
scramble through the woods ITh
Ministries will appear 81 . matine'
performance today at the usual hour
the prio,s OF admission being tduce
TO rs cents down stairs and 30 cen,
up stsirs. The engagement will clot
tonight, whsn q change Of programm
, will be given. /, may not be out
place 10 state that Manager Fran
; Gray has had the ,x,srnsl and int
nal appearance Of the theater niue
impDsved since last season. and Oh
-i'nouss has been made moro comfH
able for the audience.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

CHICAGO, LII, September 3O.-Ths
msrsg,rs Oi,he military encsmpment
have sdviees from q large number d
,xcunitn parties from Alabams. Ten
nessee, Kentucky, Minnesota, DAkots
ard Wisconsin that will attend the
rncampment next week. The Fort
Smelling battery arrived this after
noon. The Twenty.third Infantry
from Fort Wayne, and the artillery
corps from Fort Leavenxoith, will ar
rive tomorrow morning. The swed Oh
ard Norwegian troops will arrive on
Sunday,
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BRILLIANT WEDDING.
A CoIumbus Bellies Marrias e-sud
den Death-Pers0nal.

-
den Death-Personal.
IsrEoIAL TO rHs APpsAL.t
CoLuxsUs, MISS, September 81
Mr.. WIN. Onalomacher, Of Cour ell
Bufis, Ia, aud Miss Msmie W. saun.
derB, OF Columbus, weie married last
night, at the Methodist courch. The
Rev. DR.. PRICE dictated. The church
was beautifully decorated for the occa.
sion. The bride 10 one Of the loveliest
women Of Columbus, and her beauty
last night was greater than ever. Sne
was dressed In cream satin, plain
front drspsd with lace and iulle, and
long princess train Of brocsded satin.
The bodice was tight fitting, long and
pointed, low cut and filled in with
gold lace. At her bosom was Q cor.
cage OF tube roses fastened BY Q dia.
moad pin. Her only bridesmaid wa
her sister, Miss Susie Saunders, oil
Memphis, with Mr.. John X. Ottley,
Of Columbus, as best man.
II. w. Wsddell, b. A. Weaver, j
w. Randle and W. P. Brown vert
ushers. Alter the ceremony an ele
CANT supper was served the bhda
party at the residence Of Mr.. q. o
Shattuck. The newly married coupl,
left on ths IL O'Clock train last nigh,
for Council Bluffs.
Mr.. Ch.s. l.. Dian, q native Of 81
Louis, and drummer for the Ohsrte
Oak stove Co npsny, died at the Gil
mer Hotel last Dignt. Hs cams herr
two weeks ago from West Point sick
and has grown steadily worse until b.
died. His mother has bsen with hin
for several days, and his father 81
rived this morning. The remains vii
be taken to g. Louis for burial.
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PERSONAL POINTS.

DE-. WALK will preach In Golfers.
vile tomorrow.
CHARLIE N. SMITH Is home again,
much improved In health.
B KALLAHER has returned from an
extended trip 10 the Northwest.
Mrs. NICHOLAS WILLIAMS has 70.
turned after an extended trip through
the East.
MRs. r. L. COCHRAN 10 at Browns.
vile on visit to relatives, and will
remain week.
MES. Z. 7. SrARKE and children
have returned from Missouri, where
they spent the summer months.
CAPT. GEO. MITTESBRRaKR and fam.
lily arrived from 81. Louis yesterday,
and have taken rooms at the Peabody.
JOHN Raid, Pinknsy Latham, l. g.
Simmons and Thomas Wexford have
returned AID are registered at the
Gayoso.
President MADDEN IL impi owing
rapidly, and will probably be home
within ten dsys. Then for the big re-
ception.
Ms, R A. vKNABLs has returned
to the city, after passing several
months pleasantly aud probably with
relatives and friends at Clinton, Miss.
TIE remains OF Mrs.. w. L. Track,
who died ct Colorado Springs, last
Tuesday night, are expected to arrive
here today, and will be taken to Bari.
lett for interment.
GIN. d. II. REYKoLDs, OF Chicot
county, Ark; J. Fount Tillmsp, OF
Palmetto, Tenn; J O. Wheeler and
Mrs fiddle Wheeler, Of Oxford, Miss,
are at the Peabody.
Miss PAULINE KING, the graceful
and accomplished daughter Of Col II
Clay King, has returned home mo
$50 Moeby strest) after spending the
summer In Kentucky and neighboripp
States.
JUsrIcE HuaHxY has bsen ct the bed
eide Of his dying mother.in-lsw, Mrs
Andrew Smith, Of Byhslis, Miss, FOL
the last few days. She died OF pa
ralysis after Q ten day sleep, at th,
age OF seventy years.
VpIroRs on Change Yesterday: N
M 0lsup, Commerce, Miss; w. II
Lifton, Mississippi; j. W. Small, Bart
lett, Tenu.; Villa Kempick, Kama
City; 7. +. BInford, Duck Hill, Miss.
@. 3. swiney, Baltimore, Md.
| r. MACK. Cincinnati, o I; J. b. Fiss
Ing. Evansville, Ind. W. Y. Parker
Is Grange, KY; w. II Fletcher
Nashville, Tenn. Mrs. 8 Rowan an,
son, Waco, Tex ard ] @. sc1ti, Kan
sss City, II sre y. Duay's Hotel.
Jos. MILLIR, JR, w. o. Como,
New 0ileaus; Vim. Montague an
Jacob Cor, II. Louis; T. P. Cham
bsrs, Little Rock; u. L. Porter at
wife, Baltimore; T. A. Hutchins CD,
wife, spriDs field, No, are at 6ss,on'l
1. A. THOMAS, Of Nashville; ]. L
Ferguson. A. NJ. Bcnsy, d. Drummer
Of New York; Col. r. Dale Benson, 9
Philadelphia; 4. L. Allen, n Erie; J
q. johnson. OF Louisville. KY, and J
8. Middleton, Of Charleston, 8. O., ar
stopping a. the Gayo'o Hotel.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

NEW YORK. Ex-Governor Wallep.
of Connecticut, United States Consu
to London, arrived in the Britannia.
QURBio.-A strong east wind set q
this morning and has cleared of d.
smoke, and navigation 10 again q
tumsd. l.
CHICAGO, ILL.-At p meeting OF the
Northwestern roads today 10 advance
the rates on soft coal, the general
freight agents were unable 10 reach Z
compromise. and the question was re-
ferred TO the general managers ior
settlement.
CHICAGO, ILL.-Nearly every lsrso
cal dealer 10 the city was represe nte6
Of the Goal Exchange today. Ate
some discussion the price Of coal W
advanced 20 81 25 for large egg and
~ 30 for range and chestnut, the neV
prices TO take effect October LIST.
ST. PAUL. MIss.-The Pioneer Presd
learns from Duluth that the house oI
Louis Pioisht, an seed bachelor, whd
lived alone In the country near there,
burned early this morning. A few
whitened bones In the ruins indicated
that Ploight lost his life. He was ID
town Yesterday, and drew $500 from
the bank. Foul play Ia fesIed.
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nore IeIephone Mar.

TIE following dispatch IVES received
late yesterday afternoon iiom o +
Noel, president Of the Cumberland
Telephone Company;
"NAssvIlLs, Trsp September 20. 1857.
IN. N. Cook, Mansssri
"Hsve called board Of directors 10
meet tomorrow morning. Will give
you the result.
20. y. NOEL, President"
Al sub,crlhsn who have not signed
the agreement, and desire 10 assist In
getting q reasonable rate for telephone
service, will help the cause by going
Of once ~ Merchants or Cotton Ex'
,change, or to Hunsdon Cary's ofiiee,
and signing same.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

OTTAWA. Ill, September 3o.-Lsw-
yer Salmon this morning gave the
order for q transcript Of the record
In the anarchist case, the purpose be-
Ing TO present II to the Supreme
Court Of the United States. Mr.. Sal.
mon hes been here since yesterday.
He said the placing Of the order was
caused by his desire 10 limit Clerk
Taylor to ten days time In which to
prepare the copy. The 18th Of 0cto'
Der was hnally settled upon as the date
when the record must be oomplsted.
Deputy CLERK Snow at once started "a
Chicago 10 engage the necessary mum
Der Of iypswrits's to complete the
work,
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$4,000 Race Arranged.

CHICAGO. III, SEPTEMBER SOTO
d'y IL was arranged that the $4,000
race between Jay Eye-see and Patron,
announced for tomorrow, but post
pnned on account Of the weather and
damaged condition Of the track, will
take place a. Washington Park on
October 10Th. II was also decided
that preceding the main event OF the
day there will DO q contest between
Harry wilkes and Belle Hamlin for q
purse Of HOO
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GOV. ROSS, or TIxis.
r.ste Dsties ree Pressing Fer Z
visit % mssphts.

iuvitstions have been sent 10 the
Governors 81 southern State, whom
the p esldentisl Iariy viii be com.
PEELED 10 ignore On lie approaching
tour, 10 NEE, the Chief Executive
here and Join in the royal southern
Welcome. = mo Ct them have signi.
nsd determination 10 be present,
aod q O wish vas universal that every
orc would be on Rand. The follow.
ing letter trom the rtIai Governor,
Geo. l. :. Ross, indie ties a probability
thst he canrOt n.ske tho trip Vt tina,
timb!
"EIsovrvs OWES, Avsus, Tail
September ., 1857.
Cart J. N. Martin. Pre- idsn, Merchants
| tsohanIel
III have the honor % acknowledge
the ioctlp Of your kind letter, Inyit.
log nus 10 NEE, President Cleveland
~ NJ mphie. | nssure you nothing
would awe me moro real pleasure
THAI 10 be permitted % this occasion
10 meet very many Of my old com.
rades aud iTianda with whom | shared
Che psrlls Il the ate war.
II have q gfateiul remembrance of
numerous,ac'e Of kindntss from the
good pecple oil Tennessee, and / am
extremely sorry that the pressing d /.
mand oil my public duties will mos,
likely prevent my attn dance. Please
present my kindesi regards 10 nv
old oomrsde. and cit sens generally.
VERY respectfully, Ia no,s
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sOur ANGEL

Sale OF. seats for the L'rrle Evans'
engagement st the thsstsr will open
this morning 81 Wiisnan's. Miss
Bvsus will appear neI. Monday night
In her new play. Oar Aussl." which
viii be reproduced on Tuesday and
Wednesday mig lts and Of the Satur.
dsy matinee. Miss Bvaus IL Q clever
singing and dancing soubretts and
puts both accomplishments TO good
advantage In the Leading role, Blossom
Jennings, the Angel. She 10 we'll sup.
ported by Sieve Corey. leading man,
aud bv q good company. On Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday nights
"Posgs's Ferry" will DO the dramatic
Attraction.
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THE TRADE PUsgERs.

The cold wsvs has precipItaisd .
rush ON ths pawn brokers.
-.
Tho commission merchants are get.
ting their cabbage iio n ChIcago at d
Irish potatoes iiom California.
-.
"Lst there be light" says q. P.
Allenbsrg. the superintendent OF the
Elieon Electro Light Oompsoy, from
Cincinnati. Who is stopping q, the
Gsyoso.
J. W. EsWlin 10 not "a sour saul"
even II he does represent the big win.
ssar mandatory Of Phee a Lueas. OF
Louisville. He will be 81 the Peabody
several days
4. BlsIp, 81. Louis, and q. J. Hatch,
Boston, boot snd shoe showers, are
stopping al the Peabody.
g.
J. II. vsnnisedho'r, representing
the wholesale whisky houss Of Tboms'
sherl'y a Co., Louisville. 10 registered
o, the Peabody.
-.
John T. Little. New Yoik; Jane
Miller, H., New 0flsans, and q. w. r
Osrlise. Cairo. grip sach pilgrims, ar
ct 0Aslnn'a
| II l.. Anderson, Cincinnati; IsaN
snedscksr, ID. Bumm.r. New York
and w. q Robinson. ~ Louis. walls
voyasers, are nj the Gayoeo.
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Gen. He,sietoa's Movements.

BmsKonAA, Ala, September 80. =
Two cars Of tie Kansas City, Memphis
and Birmingham special train that
came In Wednesday left about $3.50
o'clock this morning for :Memphis,
bearing all tho visitors except General
Manager Ns,tlstop, General Freight
Agent M. L. Sargent and Mr.. II. O.
sprssus, superintendent Of telegraph
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n. ef n. a.a Anarchists.

onIcAoo, Ill. september 3o.-John
Morrison, master workman Of District
Assembly No. l2e, New York Delegate
Murray, from Typographical Assembly
No. "a, MeMsekin, Of Philadelphia, and
other Knights Of Labor on their way
TO Minneapolis called at the county
Jail today and had earnest conversa
lions with Capt. Black, Miss Van
zandt and the anarchists. M Morri'
son said the outcome Of discussion
was the probability OF q resolution
being passed by the Knighs Of Labor
oondemning the decision Of the So
prems Court. He believed that such
q resolutlon would be adopted.
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Uoau nj Home.

Young Samuel L. Doan has been
returned frem DR.. Oook's insJne asy'
lum, In Ohio. to his home In this city,
He bad, alter iabricaiipg his thrilling
story Of horrors In the asylum,
brought terror and dismsy 10 the Dec.
tor by suing him for s25 600, and
threatening t. prosecute him for kid
MAPPING. In consequences, DR.. Oook
had "tsken 10 the wood" 90 TO speak
Ia order to prevent arrest. AT ptest nj
Doan 10 perfectly sound mentally.
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sively thst the csntsr.bosid is the
better crsft for racing, and the Brit
ishers will either have TO take lessons
from the American builders or con-
sent that the Americas cup shall re-
main on this side the water.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

Tns President and Mrs. Cleveland
have star cd on their trip TO the IVES,
snd South. Popular oysiions await
them ever whore. An incident a
their journey last night Was the sud-
den lighting Of a number a gas vel 9
. the train swept through the sss
county near Pi,tsburg.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

TuhEArs come from East Tennessee
that the Prohibilionisu will unite
with the Republicans aud cleo, Sow
ernor next time. The Prohibition
party alsays fails when IL makes .
combination q that hind.
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PROTESTING ELECTIONS
Three Papers Filed With The sherin
BY Pr0hibltionist.
Dry Leaders FIEors That the Amend
msnt Has Slipped Through
- u Safe mst0risy.

The entire city sod county vote on
the prohioitory amendment has been
counted and returned except two pre-
clnc's In the Ninth OWL District, at
Baskerville and. Masonic Hall. 30 far,
the vote Is a. follows:
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
SATURDAY, .. OCTOBER 1, 1887
TIE MEMPHIS PAPER OF THE
LARGEST CIRCULATION
Is THE OLD RELIABLE APPEAL.

The ArrnAh may be found on Ole In 81.
Louis at the Lindoll Hotel.
In New York at the Fifth Avenue Hotel
and at tho ofhse Of tho American Newspaper
Publisher Association, ia Temple Court.
This paper 10 represented by J. Il. Var
Dorsn, srecial Eastern Advertising Agent
No. II Tribune Building, New York.
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expected,

TnE yasdtryoorI.Tulile resolution.
eersuhng tie Presidsu,, Was defeated
overwhelmingly In the Eitampmsnt
Of the Grand Army Of the Republic
yesterday. The organ Huion he erpe'
riet chg lucid interval.
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MEMPHIS DAILY APPEALr-sATURDAY. OCTOBER 1. 1857

lines. Gen. Nsttiston's car was left
to take these tmcsrs homo early next
week. They fpsnt the day unsvent-
folly in the city, devohng the better
part Of It to business with the heads
of the cons ructiou department.
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TIE WEATHER.
InatcatiObs.

WAsHIsersv, October 80, l am. - Per
Mi,sissipri, Arkansas and Tennessee
Warmer. fair weather; light 10 fresh vari-
able winds, sensrally southerly.
For Eastern Texas; Warmer. fair weather
light to fresh winds. generally iouthsasterly'
The rivsrs-Savanhsh river has risen
abou 7 feet Al Augusta. The rivers will 70.
main nearly stationary. except rising d
Augusta.
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VIM tso distriois TO hear from.
sneloy comfy gives a msiori,y Of
576s sgsins, the amendment In was
not 90 large as the anti. prohi oi,ionists
.xnsci.a
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

In Mexico laborers get IS TO q
cents a day, and are often paid ]
farm produce. How this must max
the American farmer Just yesrn
import q few.
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-01

Tnn drouth may have been the
cause Of the falling "a in the prohibi-
lion vote in 4 at Tennessee.